Dear Mr. Sandeep Yaduvanshi,
Human resources employment is available in large companies, government, and employment agencies. People who work in this field should have interpersonal skills, communication skills, and know how to use computer systems. All three are required for the different types of jobs available in human resources (HR). Educational requirements vary between the different HR jobs, and special certification is required for payroll accountants, human resources specialists, and pension plan administrators.
Interpersonal skills refer to the ability to work and relate well with others. In human resources employment, the driving force behind all tasks is the need to provide service to others. This skill is very important and forms the backbone of everything that is done in human resources.
Conflict management, coaching, and counseling are all skills that fall under the "interpersonal" umbrella. All these can be learned through specialized, focused courses on each specific area. Interpersonal skills, sometimes called soft skills, can be improved and enhanced throughout a lifetime and improve a person's relationships both in and out of the work environment.
For specialized roles in human resources, additional educational requirements may exist. Roles in compensation management typically require post-secondary education in statistics or math, for example. Management roles usually require a degree or diploma in business or management.
REGARDS
Narendra Purandare
(PURANDARE HR CONSULTANCY)
Pune